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Scenes of Violence in Hong Kong on China’s National Day
By The New York Times•October 1, 2019
On a day Beijing celebrated 70 years of Communist Party rule, demonstrators and the police clashed in Hong Kong, in one of the most intense protests of four months of unrest.
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